Summary. Deduplicate lines across one or more input files while preserving structure: every unique line is kept; every duplicate line is kept only at its first occurrence; and for each unique line we keep up to N lines of context (the lines immediately before it). Blank or whitespace-only lines are never deduplicated. Output order is the same as input order. Useful for compressing multi-page HTML→markdown where repeated headers/nav would be removed by block dedup, but we still want one copy of shared content and local context around unique content.

node compress.js [options] file1 [file2 ...]

Provide an overview of the guide's scope. Help readers understand what the guide covers and how it relates to other resource e.g. the existing Jigsaw guide. The guide is about providing a way to structure an analysis project.

Familiarise readers with the available Sensemaker tools and how to access them through the Consul Democracy integration or directly using the sensemaker package. Help readers understand the basic differences between each tool.

A Stimulus-based RRULE (iCalendar recurrence rule) builder component for Rails applications. This provides a user-friendly interface for creating recurring event schedules without requiring external dependencies like jQuery UI or React.

This RRule builder generates iCalendar-compliant RRULE strings that can be used with libraries like rrule (Ruby gem) or rrule.js (JavaScript) to calculate recurring event occurrences.

Features:

• ✅ Pure Stimulus controller (no jQuery UI or React dependencies)

A clean approach for managing many-to-many associations with search, add, and remove functionality using Turbo Frames in Rails. This updated version includes partial-based search results and bidirectional associations.

This pattern allows users to:

• Search for items to associate
• Add items to an association
• Remove items from an association

gitvis - A git log visualiser in your terminal

In website headers you can link to your chosen licence, e.g. in the case of creative commons:

<link rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/" />

Likewise there's the Dublin core standard version:

wget --mirror --convert-links --page-requisites --no-parent -P output_directory https://example.com

Options:

For example, we have Paper and EvidenceItem models. We want to let the user add/remove/edit EvidenceItems while they are adding or editing Paper records.

The Paper model looks like this:

class Paper < ApplicationRecord

 has_many :evidence_items, dependent: :destroy

A list of unicode icons that you can use instead of loads of svg markup.

If you don't see anything you like, check out: http://unicode.org/charts/index.html#symbols
https://symbl.cc/en/unicode/table/
https://www.toptal.com/designers/htmlarrows/